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Info on Naturalization Offices? Idaho?

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Stinkerpotsam   6

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Happy Fall everyone!

Quick question...I've been out of the loop for a while now since the ten year card was approved but now we are preparing to do the Naturalization process.

We recently relocated to the Boise ID area from CA and I was wondering if there is anyone this direction that has done this part and can tell me the physical location they went to for processing? We used to go to Sacramento and I'm really hoping that we don't have to travel far.

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You should check out https://egov.uscis.gov/crisgwi/go?action=offices

It looks like there's an ASC and a field office in Boise, ID so you shouldn't have to go too far - the ASC usually does the fingerprinting, the field office usually handles the interview part.

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BigDaddy28   228

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Please make sure you file after you lived 3 months in that area, otherwise they will deny your citizenship based on not enough time living in the area of the field office. A lot of people forget about that, and they move and they get denied because of that. I don't want you to waist 680 dollars for a denial. Good luck.

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